Llano River (Llano / Junction area, general)
Granite-bottomed river popular for tubing, swimming, and fishing across several small towns.
Granite-bottomed river popular for tubing, swimming, and fishing across several small towns.
A low-water crossing on the Llano River that doubles as a popular local swimming and sunbathing spot.
Deep, clear swimming holes surrounded by limestone cliffs along the Nueces River near Camp Wood.
Beyond Garner SP, the Frio River has dozens of private resort access points along Concan/Leakey known for clear, cool water.
One of the most iconic and crowded Texas state parks; generations of Texans have floated/swum the clear Frio River here.
Known primarily for fall foliage; the Sabinal River offers wading/swimming spots within the park.
Clear, spring-fed-quality water from headwaters near Lost Maples; rope swings and camping.
Short, narrow, scenic river reminiscent of the upper Guadalupe; a quieter alternative to busier Hill Country rivers.